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About Robert Baker Orford
About
- Completed his education at St Andrews College, Bloemfontein.
- Relocated to Johannesburg where he worked as a clerk on the railways.
- Secretary of the “Old Wanderers Club” 1923-1933.
- After his retirement ran a small dairy herd on a small holding in Florida.
The history of the Wanderers Club 1888-1968
- The history of the Wanderers Club is bound up with the history of the Transvaal and has for decades been a beacon in the international sporting world.
- The men who found their recreation on its fields and broke sporting records were often played in a wider drama.
- Its story is a human drama of great personalities who were as much pioneers of South Africa as enthusiastic sportsmen.
National Archives of South Africa, Transvaal
- DEPOT: TAB
- SOURCE: MHG
- TYPE: LEER
- VOLUME NO: 0
- SYSTEM: 01
- REFERENCE: 3258/56
- PART: 1
- DESCRIPTION: ORFORD, ROBERT BARKER.
- STARTING: 1956
- ENDING: 1956
- REMARKS: SURVIVING SPOUSE AMY AGNES ORFORD.
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Robert Baker Orford's Timeline
1880 |
August 5, 1880
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Peterborough, Northampton, United Kingdom
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1907 |
August 29, 1907
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Roodepoort, Transvaal, South Africa
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1909 |
June 29, 1909
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92 Hopkins Street, Bellview East., Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa
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1956 |
June 3, 1956
Age 75
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Princess Nursing Home, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
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